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Knorr and Coeliac UK release gluten-free kitchen guide

06 Apr 2016

Knorr and charity Coeliac UK have partnered to release a gluten-free kitchen guide to aid operators in setting up a kitchen that complies with gluten free best practice.

It also explains how to get Coeliac UK’s gluten-free accreditation, with some operators reporting a 10% increase in sales since becoming accredited.

Sarah Sleet, chief executive of Coeliac UK, said: “Not only does gluten-free accreditation reassure customers that your food and kitchen are safe, it has a real impact on your bottom line too.

“It is estimated that the catering industry is missing out on £100 million from people with coeliac disease and those they eat out with.”  

Leon Mills, Knorr marketing manager, said: “Gluten-free is big business. Last year, sales hit £184m and the market is growing 15% year-on-year.

“As the demand for gluten-free grows, more and more familiar names like Pho and Côte Brasserie, are getting accredited.”

The gluten-free guide is designed to provide practical advice and examples for contract caterers in schools, care and workplace as well as commercial operators.